When using the OpenSSL to generate RSA keys, there is a parameter "e-value", which can be either 0x10001 or 0x3. I have read some articles of RSA, but none of them refer such a parameter, are there some body can tell me what does this "e-value" do while generating RSA keys. Any help are appreciated. ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Re: What does the "e-value" do? Deng Lor
- Re: What does the "e-value" do? Joseph Ashwood
- Re: What does the "e-value" do? Deng Lor
- Re: What does the "e-value" do? Greg Stark
- Re: What does the "e-value" do? Geoff Thorpe
- RE: What does the "e-value" do? Reddie, Steven